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de Sarthe Gallery

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Time Out says

Originally founded in Paris in 1977, Hong Kong’s de Sarthe Gallery is an impressive, well-established art space that represents and exhibits a diverse spectrum of international artists, from important French impressionists to Asian and western contemporary artists, as well as emerging talents too.

They moved to their current Wong Chuk Hang home in 2022, and the de Sarthe team really knows how to utilise the 5,000-sq-ft space to present some incredibly innovative exhibitions. 

Details

Address
26/F, M Place
54 Wong Chuk Hang Road
Wong Chuk Hang
Hong Kong
Opening hours:
Tue–Sat 11am–7pm

What’s on

1 by Ailsa Wong

For Hong Kong artist Ailsa Wong’s first solo exhibition, she’s created a body of work that melds a 3D video game, moving sculptures, sound installations, a visual novel game, and more – all in a cave-like setting. Made to recall the interior of an ant nest, Wong uses how ant colonies operate as a super-organism to propose a paradigm where all sentient beings – living, mechanical, or otherwise – are part of a single, all-encompassing entity. Learn about the myths and stories they would tell if ants had religions; explore the illusion of choice by wandering down virtual pathways that lead to seemingly different places; examine artwork of embryo images set in clay, and more, all while brass bells strung together by braided hair chime as they swing from the ceiling.
  • Mixed media
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